If you’re thinking about working with SoluCalc, the process to get started is actually quite simple.
SoluCalc keeps onboarding straightforward in order to optimise time and effort. It’s a step-by-step exchange where you see if SoluCalc fits into your work and then move forward if it does.
This guide gives you a clear overview of what happens when you reach out to add SoluCalc to your offering.
Fill out the online form
First, you fill out a short form on the website. This simply signals your interest. At this stage, there is no commitment and nothing specific you need to prepare.
Once your request is submitted, it is forwarded to the sales representative responsible for your region.Receive an intro call from a local representative
After submitting the form, you will receive a call from a regional representative.
The goal of this call is to understand your profile and your activity. You will discuss the types of projects you usually handle, your experience, and your interest in SoluCalc. You will also receive a clear explanation of the system.SoluCalc uses controlled CO₂ injection. Instead of removing calcium, it changes its behaviour so it no longer forms limescale deposits inside pipes and equipment. For you, this means no salt, no drainage, and a straightforward installation process.
All of this will be explained in detail, and you can ask any questions directly during the call.
Getting a clearer picture
During this first exchange, you will quickly understand whether SoluCalc fits your business.
You will go through real installation scenarios and typical use cases, such as residential homes or small buildings affected by limescale.
This is also the moment to clarify practical points like installation time, setup, and client expectations.At this stage, you should have a clear idea of whether this is something you want to offer.
Moving forward if you’re interested
If you decide to continue, the next step focuses on practical aspects. You will go deeper into the technical setup, discuss configurations depending on flow and installation conditions, and review pricing.
Some installers decide quickly to start with a first project, while others prefer to take more time. There is no fixed process, and everything moves at your pace.Your first installation
If you decide to move forward, your first installation is planned together with the representative. You will receive guidance on how to install the system, how to set it up, and how to calibrate it correctly. The first installation is designed to give you full clarity.
Since the system is relatively simple and installation typically takes around one to two hours depending on the setup, most installers are comfortable continuing independently after this first project.
Why installers decide to work with SoluCalc
In practice, the decision is usually based on simplicity. Installers are looking for solutions that are easy to install, do not create long-term issues, are easy to explain to clients, and fit naturally into their existing work.
SoluCalc meets those requirements.
By adding SoluCalc as a water treatment solution, you expand your offering and gain more flexibility when responding to client needs.
In short
If you’re interested, the process looks like this:
- You send a request
- You have a call
- You evaluate how it fits your work
- You try a first installation
FAQ
How do I become a SoluCalc installer or partner?
To become a SoluCalc installer, you start by filling out the contact form on the SoluCalc website. Your request is then forwarded to a regional representative who will contact you directly. After an initial call to understand your profile and explain the product, you can decide whether to move forward with a first installation.
Do I need prior experience with water softeners or CO₂ systems?
No specific experience with water treatment systems is required. If you already have experience in plumbing or installations, that is sufficient. The SoluCalc system is designed to be simple to install, and you will receive a clear explanation and guidance before your first project.
How difficult is it to install a SoluCalc system?
SoluCalc is installed directly on the main water line and does not require drainage or salt handling. For most standard residential setups, installation takes between one and two hours. The process is straightforward compared to traditional water softeners.
Will I receive support during my first installation?
Yes. Your first installation is typically supported by a SoluCalc technical representative. You will receive guidance on installation, setup, and calibration to ensure everything works correctly. This allows you to gain confidence before handling future installations independently.
How long does it take to start working with SoluCalc?
The timeline depends on your availability. Some installers move forward within a few days after the initial call, while others take more time to evaluate. There is no fixed onboarding timeline, and the process adapts to your schedule.
What kind of projects is SoluCalc suitable for?
SoluCalc is typically used in residential homes and small to mid-sized buildings where limescale is a recurring issue. It is particularly relevant in regions with hard water and can be integrated easily into existing plumbing systems.
Final thought
If you’re interested in adding a simple and practical solution to your offering, the easiest step is to start the conversation.
From there, you will quickly see whether it fits your way of working.
Click here to fill out the partner contact form.
